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by taxing depositors, they actually have the ability to also tax nonresidents, as we saw in your clip just now. there's a lot of british there but there are even more russian depositors so in that sense you actually end up having the ability to bring in tax revenue from non-cyprusians. that's a big advantage for the government of cyprus because this is money that otherwise they would have had to raise by cutting pensions or other types of austerity measures. >> woodruff: the russians and others stand to be hurt pretty badly by this. >> basically that's part of the strategy or the intent of both the euro area, the i.m.f. and the cyprusian government. >> woodruff: but the signal that sends, i mean, what's the message it sends to the rest of europe? i mean, how worried should they be that what's going on in cyprus and we don't know how this is going to play out because the banks are closed for the next few days. how worried should the rest of the banks in europe be? >> i don't think there's an immediate risk of sort of contagious bank run in other european countries in spain or italy. be
by taxing depositors, they actually have the ability to also tax nonresidents, as we saw in your clip just now. there's a lot of british there but there are even more russian depositors so in that sense you actually end up having the ability to bring in tax revenue from non-cyprusians. that's a big advantage for the government of cyprus because this is money that otherwise they would have had to raise by cutting pensions or other types of austerity measures. >> woodruff: the russians and...
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i don't want to pay for it the feds are stealing my tax dollars. another one, sure the united states agency for national development funding a four year project that will improve the economic competitiveness of morocco. morocco the country in north africa. key part of this project, training moroccans to redesign porter. the cost to the american people $27 million. why can't the moroccan government teach their own people to design porter. i will tell you why. because we will send them 27 million, that's why. very little pottery will be designed. the money will likely be stolen. one more? sure. i have dozens. the national science foundation has allocated more than a half million dollars to create a video game called prom week. this game will give players a chance to relive their high school prom. why is a national science foundation doing this? quote: because it will give americans a new and powerful mode of personal expression. here's my personal expression: this is madness. this is why the federal government under president obama is totally out of
i don't want to pay for it the feds are stealing my tax dollars. another one, sure the united states agency for national development funding a four year project that will improve the economic competitiveness of morocco. morocco the country in north africa. key part of this project, training moroccans to redesign porter. the cost to the american people $27 million. why can't the moroccan government teach their own people to design porter. i will tell you why. because we will send them 27...
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the only tax that increase was a temporary tax that was relief given to reduce the payroll tax to try to give a shot in the arm to the economy. that was always designed to be a temporary tax. as a practical matter, the president has, in fact, kept his pledge. it is ironic. polls show the american people thought that with the american recovery act that their taxes increase when, in fact, 94% of the people saw a reduction. what the president promised, he did, but a lot of people did not understand it and thought their taxes increased. people that look at the facts understand that they have received tax reductions. i personally think we have gone a little overboard. we will have to rebalance the scales, but the president kept his promises on taxation, notwithstanding what you're caller said. you're caller is wrong. beach on twitter says the private sector will always be a better fiscal that the anything run by the government -- fact, says this person. we are talking about the budget with earl blumenauer as the house begins work on the budget put out by paul ryan last week. "the hill" rep
the only tax that increase was a temporary tax that was relief given to reduce the payroll tax to try to give a shot in the arm to the economy. that was always designed to be a temporary tax. as a practical matter, the president has, in fact, kept his pledge. it is ironic. polls show the american people thought that with the american recovery act that their taxes increase when, in fact, 94% of the people saw a reduction. what the president promised, he did, but a lot of people did not...
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it gives the wealthiest of americans another tax break. it lowers our taxes down to 25%. and it will repeals or would repeal obamacare. yeah. i mean it is just, in other words, give the wealthiest another tax break and take it out on the middle class and the poor. >> that's the ryan budget. and you know what? its phoney. it was totally, totally phony meaning -- yeah, he says he would balance the budget in 10 years. he repeals obama care which is not going to happen. i mean i could put out a budget. i could put out a bucket that says, hey, look at this. i just balanced the bucket. i got rid of the executive branch of government. there is my budget. there it is. look at it. >> peter: the budget is balanced. it's balanced on paper. it's bs. i could do that by saying i just got rid of the penta goodeon. guess what. i balanced the budget. it's as realistic to say that as i balanced the budget because i got rid of obama care. i just don't get it. and by the way one other thing ryan is not -- not ashamed of steeling -- stealing ideas. you know, they fought and fought and fought
it gives the wealthiest of americans another tax break. it lowers our taxes down to 25%. and it will repeals or would repeal obamacare. yeah. i mean it is just, in other words, give the wealthiest another tax break and take it out on the middle class and the poor. >> that's the ryan budget. and you know what? its phoney. it was totally, totally phony meaning -- yeah, he says he would balance the budget in 10 years. he repeals obama care which is not going to happen. i mean i could put out...
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we cannot tax our way out of this debt. there is no tax increase that gets us out of this debt. and to my own party, i say while we always have to have fiscal discipline, you can't cut your way out of this debt either. the only real solution to our debt problem -- and the debt matters because it's killing jobs in america -- the only real solution to our debt problems is a combination of two things. rapid, robust economic growth. if we could grow our economy at 4% a year, we could generate $3 trillion for debt reduction over the next decade. and we could create millions of jobs and pull people out of poverty and strengthen our middle class, which is the source of our exceptionalism as a country. and the second thing we need is fiscal discipline on future spending. this bill violates both. this bill violates both. it hurts economic growth because the only way you're going to grow your economy is if you make america a better place to create jobs and start businesses. that's how economic growth is created. when someone takes money they have or money they've borrowed or money somebod
we cannot tax our way out of this debt. there is no tax increase that gets us out of this debt. and to my own party, i say while we always have to have fiscal discipline, you can't cut your way out of this debt either. the only real solution to our debt problem -- and the debt matters because it's killing jobs in america -- the only real solution to our debt problems is a combination of two things. rapid, robust economic growth. if we could grow our economy at 4% a year, we could generate $3...
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thought the policies were right on domestic policy not so much the spending, but on domestic policy, the tax cuts and so on. here is a clip and a little bit 8:48:58:09pm of a roast one night at the press club. well, i am flattered to be here following jack and talking about bob novak and the two people in journalism who i learned the most from and admired the most over the years. >> i spent the last few days doing the exhausting job of reading bob novak columns, going back many, many years, it was time-consuming, not very exhilarating and i discovered that bob after reading your columns, so many of them, i have dom the conclusion that your words will be remembered long after shakespeares are forgotten. but not until then. >> what did you the 506-page plus book was ever written in washington? it may be the best book. i can think of one better. i will get to that in a moment. because, and when we get young people, interns, and young reporters at "the weekly standard", i tell them. read bob novak's book because it will tell you are more about american politics and washington over the last 50 ye
thought the policies were right on domestic policy not so much the spending, but on domestic policy, the tax cuts and so on. here is a clip and a little bit 8:48:58:09pm of a roast one night at the press club. well, i am flattered to be here following jack and talking about bob novak and the two people in journalism who i learned the most from and admired the most over the years. >> i spent the last few days doing the exhausting job of reading bob novak columns, going back many, many...
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thought the policies were right on domestic policy not so much the spending, but on domestic policy, the tax cuts and so on. particularly on foreign policy. the war in iraq, and so on. flows the big issues. i i agreed with them. what i said on fox and what i wrote as well reflected that. >> you talked about whitaker chambers and the book once as one of the best books your father had written. did you think the same thing about it? >> oh, yeah. >> but you also said that one of the best books ever written was the book that robert novak wroter that the end of the life. here is a clip you from and a little bit of a roast one night at the press club. well, i am flattered to be here following jk and talking about bob novak and well to the two people in journalism who i learned the most from and admired the most over the years. >> i spent the last few days doing the exhausting job of reading bob novak columns, going back many, many years, it was time-consuming, not very exhilarating and i discovered that bob after reading your columns, so many of them, i have dom the conclusion that your words will
thought the policies were right on domestic policy not so much the spending, but on domestic policy, the tax cuts and so on. particularly on foreign policy. the war in iraq, and so on. flows the big issues. i i agreed with them. what i said on fox and what i wrote as well reflected that. >> you talked about whitaker chambers and the book once as one of the best books your father had written. did you think the same thing about it? >> oh, yeah. >> but you also said that one of...
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war, and one of the things they talked about was how to pay for the war, and what they suggested was taxing the colonists. you remember taxation without representation, so you can trace the beginnings of the american revolution back to this room. and now the room is set up for dinner. this is the way it would have been when george washington came here for dinner, when he and martha and the family would come. it very much might be like this. he not only dined here, but he also dined at various taverns around town, so let's go over and see gadsby's tavern which was probably george washington's favorite tavern. [background sounds] >> this is gadsby's tavern, probably george washington's favorite tavern. he dined here frequently. there was a tavern on this side in the early 1770s. in the current building where the museum is today, it was built circa 1785, and the new addition on the corner was added in 1792, so the new addition is over 200 years old too. besides george washington, some of the famous people who dined here included john adams, thomas jefferson, james madison and james monroe. tho
war, and one of the things they talked about was how to pay for the war, and what they suggested was taxing the colonists. you remember taxation without representation, so you can trace the beginnings of the american revolution back to this room. and now the room is set up for dinner. this is the way it would have been when george washington came here for dinner, when he and martha and the family would come. it very much might be like this. he not only dined here, but he also dined at various...